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The exuberance of autumn in New York was fully captured last weekend during the marathon.

We collected several optical section images (1024×1024) in the z-dimension (z-spacing, 1 µm), ensuring that each 293 cell, spanning multiple confocal planes, was fully captured.

Finally, the present study relies on the assumption that there is a change in functional connectivity induced by the change in condition from rest to task, and that this change was fully captured by the correlation matrix.

Dr. Thornton disputed whether differences in creditworthiness were fully captured in the lender's buy rate.

Saturday 10 a.m. 5) LABYRINTH OF ART Some places can't be fully captured by just photos and words.

The world of private equity is a nuanced, complicated business that will never be fully captured in anybody's ads this political season.

But the chaos also revealed markets to be too capricious and full of surprises that cannot be fully captured in risk management models.

For these and other reasons, the circus remains preeminently a "live" entertainment, whose pleasures and nuances can never be fully captured on film or television.

'Ali' If Michael Mann's hugely ambitious biography of Muhammad Ali is beautifully shot, with some of the most powerful fight sequences ever filmed, its subject still looms too large in the public imagination to be fully captured by a movie.

"The Judas Economy" also argues that the growth-promoting effects of trade are fully captured by the balance of exports (good) over imports (bad), a fallacy that would shame a politics student.

So some items are being fully captured in the official numbers.